July 7, 2015 marks the third anniversary of Jeon's fatal accident. To honor Jevon's memory, please go do something energetic in nature, snap a photo ( with a piece of Jevon paraphernalia if you have some), and post it on We Love Jevon.
The program provides that premium payments are only available to employees who are enrolled in Medicare Part A and either Part B or D; and Premium payment or reimbursement is only for Medicare Part B or D premiums and excepted benefits, including Medigap premiums. This rule applies to employers of all sizes. Employers need to remember that Medicare Secondary Payer rules prohibit an employer with 20 or more employees from in any way incentivizing an active employee to elect Medicare instead of the group health plan.
You don't have to sign up for Medicare Part B if you don't want it. But it provides excellent coverage, and if you would have a hard time paying the premium, there are several programs that might be available to pay the premium for you.f you qualify as a SLMB or QI, the program will pay your monthly Medicare Part B premium, though not your Medicare deductibles or coinsurance amounts. You can apply for the QMB, SLMB or QI program when you enroll in Medicare at your local Social Security office. More Answers. An anonymous caregiver answered...